The London Psychogeophysics Summit proposes an intense week-long, city-wide series of walks, fieldtrips, river drifts, open workshops and discussions exploring the novel interdisciplinary frame of psychogeophysics, colliding psychogeographics with earth science measurements and study (fictions of forensics and geophysical archaeology).

Open events include practical workshops in building simple geophysical measurement devices from scrap materials, fieldtrips for study and long-term use of such devices in the city, measurement and mapping of physical and geophysical data during city-wide walks, deployment of strategic underground networks, fusion of fiction, derive and signal excursion, studies of river signal ecologies alongside short lectures and discussions of broad, interdisciplinary psychogeophysical themes.

The Summit will take place from 2nd August to the 7th of August with daily/evening events at SPACE and walks and river drifts scattered across London. An evening of presentations and lectures will happen at HTTP at 7PM, Thursday 5th and a large open air event will take place on Saturday 7th August.

Probably easiest to get to Bethnal Green
tube station - exit on Bethnal Green Rd _East_. If you want to walk
(15 minutes) then just head North up the road and you'll find SPACE
(white building on the left) at a peculier triangular intersection. If
by bus (10 minutes!) walk up or down the road to the next bus-stop. I
think you can take any bus heading North (253, 254, 55, 48) and get
off at hackney triangle just before the intersection.

Transport between Space and HTTP is best via bus 254 which runs along Mare Street (Space) up to Manor House and then its a 15min walk to HTTP.

Isle of Dogs: The Isle of Dogs plays a central role in two Jacobean plays, with
which Ben Jonson was associated. The Isle of Dogs (1597) was reported
to the authorities as a “lewd plaie” full of seditious and “slanderous
matter”. The authors and cast were quickly arrested and the play
suppressed.[7] This play was the root of the argument in which Johnson
killed Gabriel Spencer in 1598, at Hoxton fields.

Whitechapel Park: Altab Ali park (opposite Whitechapel more or less)

[Altab Ali Park is a small park on Adler Street, White Church Lane and Whitechapel High Street, London E1 formerly known as St. Mary's Park it is the site of the old 14th Century white chapel, St. Mary Matfelon, from which the area of Whitechapel gets its name]